Penthouse Campo San Polo, San Polo, Venice

We cross Campo S. Polo, the largest campo in Venice and the largest public space after Piazza S. Marco, historically home to markets, fairs and public festivals with games and bull races, the latter immortalized in a famous seventeenth-century painting preserved to the Correr Museum, to head towards Calle Bernardo which takes its name from one of the most iconic Gothic buildings in the city. Here we cross the entrance door to find ourselves in an intimate internal courtyard with a water door and a fascinating covered helical staircase that leads to the upper floors. We slowly climb the comfortable stone steps, stopping every now and then to admire the landscape from the rhythmic windows arranged along our path. At the end of our climb a balcony allows us a privileged view of the bell tower of San Marco. From here a final flight of stairs leads us to our attic of which we can immediately admire the large convivial spaces of the dining area and the living room with splendid 360° views of the historic center, its lagoon and, if the day is particularly clear, the snow-capped peaks of the Dolomites. This fairy-tale scenario is completed by three spacious bedrooms, one with en suite bathroom, a bathroom serving the living area, separate kitchen, mezzanine, numerous attic spaces (for warehouse, boiler room and laundry use) and the highly sought-after septic tanks. To complete our attic, one of the characteristic elements of Venice could not be missing, the roof terrace, upon reaching which you will be left speechless in front of the immortal charm of the Serenissima.
We are located near the Campo dei Frari and in the vicinity of Campo S. Polo and Rialto, a refined and convenient location also for means of transport and a few minutes from Piazzale Roma and the railway. The property is centrally located, in the heart of Venice. We are located near Campo San Polo and the Rialto area, a sought-after and convenient location also for means of transport and a few minutes from Piazzale Roma and the railway.--9d8af763ce0ff5f2f00db49a96932d07!